Landmark Beach anchors Landmark Village on the Oniru waterfront, minutes from Lekki Phase 1 and Victoria Island. It is the tidiest, best-managed beach in the city: raked sand, lifeguards, showers, changing rooms and a boardwalk lined with Hard Rock Cafe, Shiro, Cafe Vergnano and a dozen more bars and grills. Weekends bring live Afrobeats bands, kids' inflatables, beach volleyball, jet-skis and paddle-boards for rent.
This is the go-to for first-time visitors who want a hassle-free beach day — no aggressive touts, card payments accepted everywhere, and safe swimming inside the buoyed zone. It gets crowded on Sundays and public holidays; arriving before 11:00 secures a free sun-bed near the water. Cabanas and gazebos should be pre-booked by phone or via the Landmark app, especially for group hangouts. The evening cruise dock and boat rides to Tarkwa Bay leave from the eastern jetty.
Horaires
- Mon-Thu 08:00-22:00
- Fri-Sat 08:00-00:00
- Sun 08:00-22:00
Bon à savoir
How much is Landmark Beach entry?+
General admission is $7 on weekdays and $8-10 on weekends and public holidays. Children under 3 are free.
Are there free hours at Landmark Beach?+
No free hours. Entry is ticketed every day.
How long should I plan at Landmark Beach?+
A full day — most people arrive by 11:00 and stay through sunset dinner around 19:00.
When is Landmark Beach closed?+
It is open 365 days a year. Only extreme weather triggers early closure.
Do I need to book cabanas ahead?+
Yes for weekends. Call +234 1 277 4000 or book on the Landmark app 2-3 days in advance.
How do I get to Landmark Beach?+
Water Corporation Drive, Oniru, off Ligali Ayorinde. From Lekki Phase 1 it's a 10-minute ride-hail costing $3-4.